Patek Philippe

Have a wonderful and relaxing Sunday, everyone 😊 Cheers, Henry 5740/1G

These are all WG models. From left to right, they are 3998g, 3445g, 3558g, and 3514g. Only the 3998 is hand-wound, while the other three models are equipped with the famous automatic movement 27-460. 3998g equipped with the manual-winding movement 310SC.

The G and R models have different designs for their index and small second. The bracelet model is a bit unusual. 2551G is produced in small quantities This R also has a unique and sturdy bracelet.

Informative, well structured and educational as always. Cheers, Henry

Beautiful blue gold dial framed by a yellow gold bezel. “Less is more” elegance. Cal. 240 microrotor automatic movement, 6mm thin case.

Interestingly enough, this is one of my watches that gets the most compliments and conversation starters, mostly from non-watch people. It has a great presence and personality without being flashy.

Hi, I'm trying to decide between the above. I am unable to see them side by side; any feedback would be appreciated. Also, due to Patek's white gold being rhodium plated and the need to re-plate after X amount of years, would this stop you from buying a w

Origins: The 5065A and the Birth of the Aquanaut (1997) Patek Philippe launched the Aquanaut collection in 1997 with the reference 5065A , marking a bold move to attract a younger, sportier clientele. While it echoed the iconic Nautilus, the Aquanaut stoo

When the Chronometro Gondolo ref. 5098P was launched in 2007 , Patek Philippe created a limited-edition lithograph depicting the brand-new hand-wound caliber 25-21 REC ('REC' stands for 'RECtangular') for readers of the Patek Philippe Magazine who would b

Hi, my new 7140R seems to be exhibiting backlash on the minute hand. The amount varies across dial, but max 20-30s or so (half a minute marker). Is there a temporary workaround or does it need to go back to servicing center. Thoughts?